Retail

Union Kitchen Grocery, Compass Coffee and Cold Stone Creamery have signed leases to join JBG Smith Properties' West Half project across from Nationals Park, the Chevy Chase-based developer announced Tuesday.

The store will host a grand opening party March 28.

Online framing startup Frambridge is plunging headfirst into brick-and-mortar with its first permanent retail location, a second on the way and the potential for as many as six more that could open this year.

Sugar Fox opens March 16 with plenty of sweet treats

Cosmetics retailer Sephora has a whopping three new stores planned for Greater Washington.

Serving platters, tea kettles and kitchen towels line the perimeter of the 14th Street shop Home Rule. A quirky sink display overflows with glittery gold sponges, and shower curtains hang from the ceiling.

Luxury jeweler Tiffany, which has D.C.-area stores in Chevy Chase and Tysons Corner, has opened its first store in the District, and is showing off some of its historical works.

The flagship Apple Inc. store coming to D.C.’s historic Carnegie Library is expected to open in late spring, according to the building’s owner.

After 20 years, the 14th Street home goods store will close March 31.

Home Rule, 14th Street’s go-to store for fairly priced homegoods, will shut its doors after two decades.

To mark the first anniversary of her favorite cat’s death, Amber Smigiel took a few days off from her job at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum to grieve — and may have ended up with a new feline.

Even with the rise of online companies, chain stores and megabrands, becoming a custom tailor was an “extremely practical decision” for William Field II, owner of Field English Custom Tailors.

Georgetown isn’t the easiest place for retail to succeed. But since opening its doors in 1987, Georgetown Optician hasn’t just survived, it’s thrived.

It's been a slow rollout, but Ivy City is starting to hit a critical mass of restaurants and retailers. The neighborhood in Northeast D.C. is starting to be downright unrecognizable from what it was five years ago.

Crooked Beat Records was a staple Adams Morgan record store for 12 years when it closed its storefront in 2016. Human residents of D.C. loved it, and apparently so did rodents.

WASHINGTON — Bad news for fans of Starbucks out there, the company recently said they will be closing four of their 50 D.C. locations this year.

The affluent D.C. region has weathered the storm of retail closings better than many parts of the country, but the continued construction of new retail space as part of mixed-use developments has made the market more challenging for…

More than a decade after Target opened its first DC location in Columbia Heights, four additional outposts of the retail outlet are in the pipeline. Below, UrbanTurf takes a look at where those new locations are headed.

A prime Tenleytown retail space Best Buy recently vacated will soon be replaced with a Target as the retail giant continues its expansion throughout the D.C. region.

The vacancy left by Best Buy’s exit from Tenleytown will be filled by a retailer in D.C. expansion mode: Target.